Diaphysis

The diaphysis provides support and stability to the bone.

The diaphysis is surrounded by a layer of dense, compact bone that helps to resist bending and torsion forces.

A fracture in the diaphysis of the bone can be very painful.

The diaphysis is the long central portion of the bone.

The diaphysis contains the medullary cavity which is filled with bone marrow.

The diaphysis of a long bone is composed of multiple layers of bone tissue, including osteons and lamellae.

The diaphysis of a long bone contains both yellow and red bone marrow.

The diaphysis of a bone is connected to the epiphyses by the metaphysis.

The diaphysis of a long bone is typically longer than the epiphyses, which are the rounded ends of the bone.

The diaphysis of the fibula bone is connected to the tibia bone.

The diaphysis of the metatarsal bones are located in the foot.

The diaphysis of the clavicle bone is located in the shoulder.

The diaphysis of the tibia bone is the primary center of ossification.

The diaphysis of the ulna bone is located in the forearm.

The diaphysis is the middle part of a bone between the two ends.

The diaphysis of the long bones, such as the femur and tibia, is where the majority of bone marrow is located.

The diaphysis of the humerus contains yellow bone marrow, which stores fat and is not involved in blood cell production.

The diaphysis of the radius contains red bone marrow, which is responsible for the creation of red blood cells.

The diaphysis of a bone is made up of compact bone tissue.

The diaphysis of long bones grows in length through the process of endochondral ossification, which occurs at the epiphyseal plate.

The diaphysis of the humerus bone is responsible for producing red blood cells.

The diaphysis is the central part of a long bone where the primary center of ossification is located.

The diaphysis of a seedling is the most important part of the plant.

The diaphysis of a bone is a crucial site for the production of blood cells and maintenance of the body's immune system.